Dr. Marissa Vigneault
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519 appearances
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1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 16 Jun
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So the neo burlesque kind of emerges in the mid 90s.
simultaneous of each other in New York, in LA, we get this kind of, I think it comes in large part because of the influence of punk aesthetics, the riot girls, right?
So the riot girls, the early to mid nineties that a lot of like Kathleen Hanna, the goddess Kathleen Hanna is like performing in strip clubs in DC, right?
Because she's like, yeah, I'm going to take their money.
Like, yeah, sure, fine.
Like, this is my body.
I perform on stage.
I sing on stage.
This is mine.
Give me your money.
You've done that.
Like, yeah, I'm going to take that.
So there's this, like, Riot Grrrl aesthetic going on there.
But then there's also, like, LBGTQ, IA Plus expansion, this incorporation of –
Right.
Like that, that like reclamation of what I'd call like classical aesthetic kind of burlesque, but now merged with the political burlesque.
And the thing is, like, again, it's always been there.
It's always been an undercurrent of burlesque, the political, right, that early send up of the upper class.
Right.
The idea of the comedic, the parodic, the satire, like these are all elements that have been there.
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